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00:01:57.400 Glenn Beck is on.

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00:02:21.840 well hello america welcome to the glenn beck program uh you know i'm proud to say it is monday

00:02:32.300 and um i haven't been in some sort of chinese honeypot scandal uh i think maybe i'm one of

00:02:39.680 the only people in america that just is not involved jason are you involved with any kind

00:02:44.500 of chinese honeypot scandals besides you playing the honeypot yeah i don't what would be a good

00:02:51.080 honeypot, I don't think.

00:02:54.580 Not involved

00:02:55.400 in any of those. Seems like everybody else

00:02:57.480 seems to be just, 1.00

00:02:59.180 I don't know why this hot Asian 1.00

00:03:01.400 was suddenly interested in me. 1.00

00:03:04.540 And I run

00:03:05.400 a tech company. What?

00:03:06.700 What? Who would have seen that coming?

00:03:09.060 I mean, Congress. Who would have seen

00:03:10.740 the Chinese would be interested in 1.00

00:03:12.280 infiltrating me? And suddenly 0.99

00:03:14.760 this hot Asian 1.00

00:03:16.700 girl is all over me. 1.00

00:03:18.840 I haven't been cool since

00:03:20.720 I was eight and at eight, no, no girl was still looking at me, but I was kind of cool because I,

00:03:28.680 I don't know. Oh, guys, so stupid, but don't worry. Uh, you know, Japan is just killing us 0.99

00:03:38.680 on every front. Uh, but, uh, let's, let's change the subject, shall we? Let's talk a little bit 0.99

00:03:43.500 about what happened to Donald Trump. Apparently Donald Trump is just going to open up the borders

00:03:47.540 again. Yeah. Yeah. That's exactly what it's going to do. What are you nuts? You just put Stephen

00:03:52.900 Miller in charge. You think you put Stephen Miller in charge and then you're going to open the

00:03:58.020 borders. He's not going to open the borders. There's no amnesty coming. Uh, you know, here's

00:04:03.960 where, here's where I would be concerned. If the Democrats were suddenly really, really nice to

00:04:09.040 Donald Trump, uh, maybe 15 years ago, I, I would believe that there would be a chance of amnesty.

00:04:17.540 but he's not going to he he is not going to work with the democrats on anything like that

00:04:24.100 i'd be shocked maybe i'm wrong i mean been wrong before but i don't think so

00:04:28.900 but let me start with let me start with a very deep philosophical question coming from the left

00:04:34.900 and cbs news they want to know can donald trump forgive anyone what do you think we get into that

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00:06:02.220 all right two answers were given to really the same question two famous men gave two

00:06:10.220 answers what do you do with your enemies what do you do with your enemies

00:06:15.940 one was asked on 60 minutes uh ross douthit i ricky loves this guy i i've never seen anything

00:06:29.540 from douthat that i like no i mean have i you have just a few weeks ago when it was a few weeks

00:06:39.120 ago what was it i don't know but name it he's the most fair guy at 60 minutes oh well there you go

00:06:45.840 okay well there you are there you are okay anyway he's sitting across from the president he asked

00:06:51.640 him you know what happens when he dies and trump says well i'm a religious person so in theory i

00:06:57.760 go to heaven then he added I don't want to go to hell okay so Douthat pressed on what if the price

00:07:06.340 of paradise was forgiving James Comey and Nancy Pelosi could he do it now that's not a what if

00:07:11.560 that is the price of admission you have to have forgiveness in your heart so it's not a what if

00:07:17.280 president said can I be honest

00:07:20.660 and then he followed it with being honest he says no I don't think I can do that

00:07:27.460 uh because i do hate some of my enemies and i always will now

00:07:32.960 the other man that is involved in the story didn't wait to be asked friday night in front

00:07:40.020 of a sold-out madison square garden dave chapelle steps up uh and he says uh this uh sought nine

00:07:47.820 please dot nine okay we don't have it that's uh he said it's scary being a public speaker

00:08:02.320 and i i mean look ever since that guy charlie kirk got murdered and i i shouldn't say this publicly

00:08:14.000 but I feel better.

00:08:21.760 I know I shouldn't say that, but...

00:08:23.720 How brave.

00:08:25.040 How brave.

00:08:27.160 How brave.

00:08:28.200 He's in front of New York audience at Madison Square Garden.

00:08:30.960 He hates Charlie Kirk. 0.99

00:08:32.100 Glad he's dead. 0.97

00:08:32.860 Whoa, how brave of you, Dave Chappelle. 0.98

00:08:37.300 Oh, God.

00:08:40.040 Okay.

00:08:40.520 I love the fact that the crowd laughed and clapped, but what do I expect from New York?

00:08:47.740 Then he says, I didn't ask to feel this way. I'm just driving around like, why am I such in a good

00:08:53.880 mood? Oh, I remember. Now, one of these answers is being treated as a national moral question.

00:09:03.840 the other's just a comedy show if it's even treated at all so let me start with the president

00:09:11.740 uh the president's answer was honest it was not christian and both of those things can be true at

00:09:21.240 the same time it was honest this is a man who's been investigated for years impeached twice

00:09:27.340 indicted his family tracked he's been shot at over and over and over again in Butler Pennsylvania

00:09:34.420 they took a piece of his ear two months later there's a guy laying in the bushes at his golf

00:09:39.940 course with a rifle if anyone in America has a reason to be angry it's him because they haven't

00:09:46.860 stopped now I know a lot of people that I need to forgive that are continually injuring me every day

00:09:53.200 so it's not an excuse it's not my forgiveness is not dependent on what they do

00:09:58.120 my forgiveness is required no matter what they do okay

00:10:03.560 but i'd rather have a man tell me the truth about his heart than recite a sermon he doesn't believe

00:10:10.940 and i don't think i've seen washington is full of people who will tell you i forgive everyone and

00:10:15.520 then they'll spend four years demonstrating how they don't forgive any any of those people

00:10:21.380 Okay?

00:10:22.300 So please, give it a rest.

00:10:26.520 But honesty is where repentance starts.

00:10:30.340 It's not where it ends.

00:10:31.920 It's where it starts.

00:10:33.040 Jesus didn't say forgive the ones who apologize.

00:10:37.180 He didn't say forgive the ones who didn't try to ruin you.

00:10:40.080 He said it from a cross about the people who had just nailed him to it.

00:10:46.180 There is no exemption for enemies who really, really earned it.

00:10:51.540 Those are the only ones the command was ever about.

00:10:58.440 Now, something else about the president.

00:11:00.520 Anybody who says out loud on national television,

00:11:02.880 I don't want to go to hell,

00:11:03.900 is a man who's thinking about the judgment seat.

00:11:06.880 Okay?

00:11:07.560 That's more than most people are doing.

00:11:10.300 At least those in power.

00:11:12.440 And I'll pray for him.

00:11:14.760 And I'd ask that you do the same.

00:11:17.860 So the question was fair. 0.99

00:11:19.540 I think it was stupid, but it was fair. 0.99

00:11:22.420 He's a believing, you know, Douthat is a believing Catholic, 1.00

00:11:25.860 and he asked it like one.

00:11:28.760 The problem really isn't the question.

00:11:30.740 I mean, it is.

00:11:31.600 I mean, part of it is.

00:11:32.840 I can't take your self-righteousness.

00:11:34.760 I can't take it.

00:11:35.880 I just can't take it.

00:11:37.840 Because here's the problem with that question.

00:11:39.720 It only ever gets asked in one direction.

00:11:43.280 Now, Dave Chappelle.

00:11:44.580 in 2022 a man rushed the stage at the hollywood bowl and tackled him in the middle of his set

00:11:52.600 chapelle knows exactly what it feels like to be a man with a microphone when somebody decides

00:11:57.580 your words deserve violence he said it himself friday night it's scary being a public speaker

00:12:02.880 but back then who stood up for him

00:12:06.440 charlie kirk charlie was 31 years old he was shot in the neck while doing the thing that

00:12:16.720 chappelle does for a living just talking he left a wife and two little children and 14 months later

00:12:24.060 one of the most famous comedians in the world stood in a most famous arena in the world and

00:12:28.860 told 20 000 people that the murder puts him in a good mood i don't know one can't forgive one

00:12:35.920 celebrating death. I think there's a difference. Maybe not to God, but there is to me. But I pray

00:12:42.280 for both of them because both of them are wrong. By the way, two days earlier, two podcasts laughed

00:12:50.760 on the air about digging Charlie up and doing it again. What the hell is wrong with people?

00:12:57.160 Let me ask you this. Where's the panel? Where's, where's Douthit asking Chappelle about the

00:13:03.980 judgment seat? Where's the correspondent leaning in? Can you find it in your heart to stop

00:13:12.340 celebrating the death of a murdered man? Why not? Are you worried about going to hell?

00:13:19.340 Where are the thoughtful columns about what this says about our souls and the souls of all those

00:13:25.560 who clap and cheer the same people who were really super concerned this weekend about whether the

00:13:34.820 president's going to forgive nancy pelosi have very little to say about the man joking you know

00:13:40.300 that a dead father improved his morning commute now i want you to be careful because chappelle's

00:13:47.140 second joke was almost word for word for the George Floyd joke that Tony Hinchcliffe made

00:13:56.760 what, a couple of years ago, three years ago. Or was it this May? I have no sense of time left

00:14:04.640 anymore. So unless you said it wasn't funny, then you're walking into a hypocrisy trap. But that's

00:14:11.880 what life is now, isn't it? It's just a hypocrisy trap, and nobody seems to care. Here's the point.

00:14:18.260 You cannot preach love and forgiveness with one hand and applaud the celebration of death with

00:14:25.220 the other. You can't. You can't demand grace from a man who is shot at and then say nothing to the

00:14:31.440 man laughing at the one who was shot. That's not a moral standard. That's a weapon, and people see it.

00:14:40.300 I would like to suggest we all put our weapons down.

00:14:44.640 What do you say? Can we do that?

00:14:46.920 Because this is why we've stopped trusting the news.

00:14:49.100 This is why we don't trust each other.

00:14:50.520 This is why we don't trust anything anymore.

00:14:53.000 It's not the questions.

00:14:54.380 The questions are not hard.

00:14:58.740 It's that the hard questions only go one way.

00:15:06.260 But I don't want to stop there because if I do,

00:15:08.340 I'm doing the same thing they're doing,

00:15:09.700 pointing across the aisle and calling it morality. The honest truth is, is that hating your enemies

00:15:15.320 is the most bipartisan thing that's left in America. One side laughs at a murder. The other

00:15:20.160 side says, you know, it'll hate its enemies forever. Both sides cheer for their own guy

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00:17:06.880 okay so there is one person i think that has this right one person

00:17:26.120 and she's the one person that had the most motivation not to get it right 1.00

00:17:34.980 at charlie kirk's memorial his wife stood there erica stood in front of a stadium and said

00:17:44.560 the man accused of killing charlie i forgive him because it's what christ did and it's what

00:17:51.340 Charlie would do, and she meant it. And this weekend when she heard what Chappelle said,

00:17:57.080 she called it beyond disgusting, and she was right again. She said political violence must

00:18:02.980 never be something this country tolerates, nothing that this country excuses or celebrates.

00:18:09.180 Celebrates is the worst part of it. Now, these aren't contradictions.

00:18:13.140 that's what it looks like when somebody actually understands forgiveness she forgave the man who

00:18:22.320 did it she didn't pretend the murder was okay and she's not going to let anybody else pretend

00:18:30.360 that it's funny because it's not people think forgiveness is weakness and i think that's the

00:18:34.920 problem with the president i think he thinks that forgiveness is weakness he has this weird thing

00:18:40.460 about strength and weakness. And he'll learn on the other side, he's going to learn.

00:18:46.620 You know, people think forgiveness means you lose, you forget, you let them walk.

00:18:51.560 It doesn't. Forgiveness doesn't say what they did was okay. It says, it doesn't change me.

00:19:01.960 It doesn't own me. What they did doesn't own me. And that's what the president is missing.

00:19:08.740 his enemies already took years from him. They took a piece of his ear. They're trying to take his

00:19:15.080 family. They're trying to take everything from him. And hate and non-forgiveness lets them keep

00:19:21.440 taking. Every day he carries it, James Comey still has rented space in his head. And that's what

00:19:30.400 Chappelle is missing as well. He said he didn't ask to feel this way. Well, who does? Who does?

00:19:38.740 None of us ask for what we feel.

00:19:41.600 We only choose what we feed.

00:19:46.800 And he fed it to 20,000 people and called it a joke.

00:19:55.940 I mean, you have a name.

00:19:57.320 I have a name.

00:19:57.980 Everybody has a James Comey or a Nancy Pelosi in their life.

00:20:00.900 Everybody does.

00:20:01.920 A business partner, an ex, a brother, a sister, a family member.

00:20:06.340 somebody who did you wrong and never said sorry and never is going to say sorry

00:20:10.700 and some of us have been carrying that name for 20 years it's time to let it go

00:20:16.260 because one day you're going to be asked the same question the president was asked but you're going

00:20:20.960 to be up at the judgment seat because nobody at CBS believe me is going to be up there asking you

00:20:25.320 and there won't be an edit and there won't be a spin room afterwards you're just going to have

00:20:32.400 to answer. The president gave an honest answer.

00:20:36.740 A wrong answer, but it was an honest one. Dave Chappelle gave a cruel

00:20:40.300 answer. Erica Kirk gave

00:20:44.440 the right one.

00:20:48.040 I know which one I want to be able to give, but that's hard

00:20:52.420 work. And I'm not

00:20:56.480 there with everybody in my life.

00:20:57.980 but I try and I'd rather start today than be asked for the first time at the judgment seat

00:21:07.580 and go, wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. What was that question again? Don't.

00:21:12.540 there's a lot

00:21:24.160 there's a lot going on

00:21:26.580 and if we're not honest with each other

00:21:29.140 we're not going to make it

00:21:30.240 you see there's a story out

00:21:33.980 in the Daily Caller

00:21:35.340 Robert F. Kennedy said

00:21:41.980 the free market may be at stake if the nation doesn't reform its institutions.

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00:21:54.580 asking the same thing. We want justice. We want the laws to apply. We want fairness. We might

00:22:01.900 use different language. And there are those democratic socialists that are not necessarily

00:22:07.740 your neighbors. But I truly, I have to believe that there are so many good Democrats that are

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00:24:46.420 all right so why was that question on the president you know of the president can you

00:24:59.420 forgive people why was that so ridiculous it was ridiculous because um there's two there's two

00:25:06.720 headlines uh this week one from each side again not just not just what i told you let me give you

00:25:13.100 two more headlines let me show you one from both sides friday the president of the united states

00:25:18.880 posted that he was ordering the justice department to look into democrats who are threatening to

00:25:23.160 impeach members of his administration and he called it extortion at the highest level

00:25:28.400 now the day before uh the guy who was about to take over the house oversight committee

00:25:35.920 read out his

00:25:38.000 list.

00:25:40.040 Stephen Miller, Corey Landowski,

00:25:42.980 Kristi Noem,

00:25:44.180 and members of the president's family.

00:25:46.460 And then he said that Stephen

00:25:48.100 Miller should lawyer up.

00:25:52.700 Really?

00:25:54.440 Has he had a hearing?

00:25:56.120 Have they had a hearing?

00:25:58.040 Does he have findings? There's subpoenas

00:26:00.020 out there? There's no witnesses.

00:26:01.800 Not a single question has been asked.

00:26:04.460 And yet from both directions, the verdict is already in the mail.

00:26:11.220 I want to tell you, you know, usually what comes in the mail is a bill.

00:26:15.200 So let me tell you about a bill, a real one.

00:26:17.020 It took 42 years to pay, still sitting in the federal statute books, and almost nobody

00:26:23.740 has ever read it.

00:26:25.400 The year is 1798.

00:26:27.740 Our country is 10 years old.

00:26:29.460 we're on the verge of war with France. And the party in power is sure the people criticizing it

00:26:35.540 are working for the enemy. So Congress makes it a crime to publish anything false, scandalous,

00:26:43.220 or malicious against the government, the Congress, or the president. Boy, is that a bad idea.

00:26:50.220 Now, the first man they put on trial was a sitting congressman. He was Matthew Lyon. He was from

00:26:55.360 Vermont. And he came over from Ireland as a teenager. He was an indentured servant. You mean

00:27:01.060 he was a slave? Well, no, he was an indentured servant, a white kid. Anyway, story goes, he was 0.92

00:27:08.940 traded for a pair of bulls. And for the rest of his life, his favorite oath was by the bulls that

00:27:15.360 bought me. He was not a lovable man. Earlier that same year, he spat in another congressman's face

00:27:23.640 on the floor of the house and then another man came at him with a cane it was it was a different

00:27:28.500 era okay this is not a story about a saint but that's what makes this story useful because the

00:27:35.800 law never protect protects only the people you like so what did he do he wrote that president

00:27:43.720 john adams had an unbounded thirst for ridiculous pomp wow that was the crime and if that's sedition 0.53

00:27:51.820 i gotta tell you there's an electric chair in my future uh the jury took about an hour 0.95

00:27:59.260 and he got four months in jail for saying that and a thousand dollar fine which was real money

00:28:05.280 back then they put him in a cell 16 by 12 it was the cell they used to use for counterfeiters and

00:28:13.040 thieves and runaway slaves then vermont did something nobody in philadelphia which was the

00:28:20.240 nation's capital at the time expected. They reelected him from the jail cell, and it wasn't

00:28:27.140 even close. Two to one, this guy was reelected. Now, read the law to the end. The Sedition Act

00:28:35.660 came with an expiration date written into it, March 3rd, 1801. On March 4th, 1801, the next

00:28:42.360 president takes the oath, and they wrote it to die the day before the next administration could

00:28:49.600 pick it up and go against them. Huh. Because the men who wrote that law knew exactly what they had

00:28:56.300 built and they knew they didn't want it in the other guy's hands. So they wrote it so it would

00:29:01.280 end when Adams was done. They lost anyway. Adams lost in 1800. The party that jailed a man over an

00:29:10.000 insult never won the White House again. Jefferson came in and pardoned the people who were still

00:29:15.920 serving sentences. Now here's where the bill comes in. It's July 4th, 1840. 40 years later,

00:29:25.820 Matthew Lyon had been dead for almost 20 years, and Congress passes a private act,

00:29:31.820 six volumes of the statutes at large, page 802. It orders the Treasury to pay his heirs

00:29:39.480 $1,060.96 plus interest from February 9, 1799. Somebody in the United States government sat down

00:29:49.640 with a pencil and worked out 41 years of interest on the price of punishing a man for his opinion,

00:29:56.480 and then we paid for it. Nobody tells you this about political punishment. It just feels like

00:30:04.320 a verdict it isn't it's not a verdict when you go after your enemies it's not a verdict it's a loan

00:30:10.340 the day you take it out it feels like you're collecting but you're not you're borrowing

00:30:16.220 and the interest runs the whole time whether you're watching it or not

00:30:20.920 and it almost always get gets paid back one way or another it will get paid back

00:30:27.240 almost never by the people who signed it.

00:30:32.660 Okay, so now let me go back to this week

00:30:34.860 and let me be fair about it.

00:30:36.920 Oversight is not a crime.

00:30:40.020 Congress investigating the executive branch

00:30:42.660 is the Constitution working the way

00:30:45.240 it was drawn up to work.

00:30:47.540 My problem is,

00:30:49.660 all we did was investigate

00:30:51.300 and then we find corruption and nothing happens.

00:30:55.200 Explain COVID.

00:30:57.240 But I digress. If there is corruption, I want people to find it on both sides.

00:31:04.460 And the president's complaint isn't imaginary. He's been impeached twice. He's been indicted

00:31:10.740 in four jurisdictions. For years, he has watched, we'll impeach you, used as a campaign slogan.

00:31:18.840 That's not the American system. And if you've lived through that, an impeachment threat doesn't

00:31:23.940 sound like an oversight. It sounds like a hunting license. And that's exactly how they mean it.

00:31:30.480 Now listen to the order of the words lawyer up. That's what you say after you've done the

00:31:37.860 investigation. You've had the investigation. You now know what you believe to be the answer. And

00:31:43.120 so you say, you better go hire attorneys because I'm taking you to court. When the conclusion comes

00:31:47.940 First, the hearing isn't a search anymore.

00:31:51.380 It's a setup.

00:31:53.240 That's it.

00:31:54.860 On the other side, impeachment is Article 1.

00:31:59.080 It's a power the Constitution hands to Congress on purpose.

00:32:02.880 When a president sends prosecutors after people for threatening to use it,

00:32:07.660 he's not defending against lawfare.

00:32:10.320 It's lawfare with the arrow pointed the other way.

00:32:13.360 If you think a threat is political, the answer is a vote, not a prosecutor.

00:32:22.040 Now, on our side, our side, Republicans are talking about impeaching Pete Hegstaff as soon as next week.

00:32:31.800 What the hell are you talking about?

00:32:35.540 As of now, nobody's listed a single charge. 0.50

00:32:38.180 I mean, that's what's so confusing to me.

00:32:39.620 I'm like, what did he do to be impeached?

00:32:41.580 You may not like him. You may not think he's the sharpest tool. You may think he's

00:32:45.480 whatever, whatever. But what's the charge you're thinking about impeaching him over?

00:32:51.460 And according to their own people, the motive is somebody needs to carry the blame for this election.

00:32:58.540 What? What? That's not accountability. That's hunting for a sell you want to put somebody in

00:33:07.080 so you don't have to stand in that time-out corner yourself.

00:33:13.800 Here's what Vermont understood in 1798.

00:33:19.720 Jail a man's argument, and you've just given it an address.

00:33:25.260 Oh, and people will come find that address.

00:33:28.220 They came by the thousands with ballots.

00:33:31.320 The Federalists thought they were silencing one loud Irishman.

00:33:34.320 They weren't.

00:33:34.780 They were writing his campaign ad.

00:33:37.080 and their party's obituary in the same hand. So before anybody in Washington sends

00:33:42.640 the next bill from either party, ask one question, who's paying the interest?

00:33:49.140 There's a page in volume six that answers it. It won't be you. It'll be somebody who isn't

00:33:56.160 even born yet, sitting at a desk in some year you'll never see, working out with a pencil,

00:34:01.060 what your anger is costing them now. Your grandchildren or your great-grandchildren

00:34:06.120 are going to be the ones that have to write a check for this. You'll have been dead for years. 0.57

00:34:10.060 I'll have been dead for years. 42 years, $1,060.96 plus interest. That's what happened last time.

00:34:19.680 How about when we really got angry and we were like, oh my gosh, the Japanese bombed us.

00:34:24.200 What happened there? Who wrote the check for forgiveness on that one? 0.80

00:34:27.880 they're still demanding a check for slavery

00:34:32.820 the country stopped slavery you know what a hundred and sixty years ago

00:34:40.880 still want to check for that you're going to pay and you know who's going to pay first

00:34:46.860 the politicians who started they'll pay for it in a different way

00:34:53.960 they'll end up they'll put their people in jail and then the then the roles will flip

00:35:00.460 and then they'll be put in jail hey pretty soon maybe we can all go to jail wouldn't that be fun

00:35:06.080 everybody goes to jail

00:35:07.660 that's where we're headed this has got to stop this has got to stop but i'm not sure it will

00:35:19.360 because we've just empowered people who have been telling people this is what they're going to do.

00:35:27.360 And we voted for it anyway. We're going to change the Constitution. We're going to change the

00:35:34.240 Congress. We're going to get rid of the Senate. We're going to get rid of the president. We're

00:35:37.700 going to put all these people in jail. They, with glee, have said this is what they're going to do.

00:35:43.700 and half the country said, I'm with you, brother. 0.91

00:35:48.860 What's weird, again, I go back to hypocrisy.

00:35:51.460 I thought that's what they didn't want.

00:35:53.240 I thought that's what they said was fascism.

00:35:59.420 Huh, maybe you've been right the whole time.

00:36:02.780 Maybe the left doesn't understand the meaning of the word fascism.

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00:39:29.880 He said, my wife has taught high school in Tokyo for 20 years. Every year, a few of her students

00:39:36.040 spend a year living with a family in America. When they come home, she asked them one question.

00:39:41.520 what do you miss she expected hamburgers she almost never gets hamburgers

00:39:50.100 most of the kids she says come home in the last two years every time I left the house my host

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00:40:17.140 Somebody who stayed in Texas. My host brother screamed on the floor of a grocery store.

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00:40:28.480 I didn't know strangers were allowed to say things like that. Here's another one. We went away for

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00:41:29.500 Some were old, some very young. My host grandpa walked me down the street and told me every single

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00:45:22.380 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the glenn beck program

00:45:40.040 uh welcome to the glenn beck program uh it is monday and i want to talk to you about elon and

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00:47:10.900 okay so let's talk about what happened over the weekend my favorite thing the left does is they

00:47:21.000 bus people in you know i love that when they're like oh we're so grassroots let's bus people in

00:47:27.320 from different cities so last saturday two chartered buses roll up to elon musk's house

00:47:33.480 in Westlake Hills, Texas.

00:47:36.380 About 60 people got off and danced in the street for an hour.

00:47:40.640 We're going to dance like the hippies we once were.

00:47:43.220 Sure, I'm going to break a hip trying to do it now

00:47:45.460 because I'm no longer 16, no longer 18, no longer 68, actually.

00:47:53.440 So all these hippies get off, along with these anarchists.

00:47:57.000 And there was a conga line.

00:47:58.580 Who doesn't love a good conga line?

00:48:00.660 there was a pinata shaped like a tesla cyber truck there was a really expensive balloon

00:48:07.480 that looked like um uh elon musk and these are the they called it people over billionaires

00:48:15.140 election after party oh such one with the people aren't they now let me give you some good news

00:48:21.380 nobody broke anything there wasn't any trouble in the neighborhood that's all good but it wasn't

00:48:27.100 neighbors and it wasn't neighbors with a boom box you know who these people were who these people

00:48:32.140 against billionaires are three groups were behind it um those three groups reported about 56

00:48:39.900 million dollars in revenue in 2024 all right they're the same network that helped run last

00:48:46.980 year's tesla takedown protests when the dealership we're gonna set the dealerships on fire oh how

00:48:52.400 brave of you the posters they carried said uh had musk's face on him and said uh i'm for stealing

00:49:01.600 for you from you okay well it's it's actually true i don't know what elon musk had to do it but

00:49:08.020 you know you can get those um for sale on act blue by the way if anybody has one i'm i refuse

00:49:14.840 to pay for one but if anybody has one uh i'd like to get it for our museum because it'll just show

00:49:21.080 how crazy we were you know in 20 years we'll put those up in the museum and people go wow i remember

00:49:25.660 that when they were trying to go after elon musk before he just blew himself into space and said

00:49:30.320 see you later suckers anyway those posters are 30 bucks a piece it was a professional operation

00:49:37.500 parked at a man's private front door and it's not just the party buses let me give you another piece 0.87

00:49:45.280 here's scott galloway now he's a nyu business professor best-selling author big podcast such

00:49:52.840 a reasonable guy he is so reasonable he's so average everyday guy you can trust him he told

00:49:59.980 a crowd that he used to own a tesla and then he sold it but before he sold it he did something

00:50:06.780 special i want you to hear it from him here it is that's true story i had um i had a tesla

00:50:15.020 great car you started posting me on twitter so i sold it not before taking a giant dump

00:50:20.960 in the passenger seat true story not good for resale value 1.00

00:50:26.380 okay okay stop stop stop uh by the way uh i don't know she's wearing black penny loafers and white

00:50:35.820 athletic socks so i don't trust the host of that podcast immediately but um he's so reasonable

00:50:42.680 isn't he he's so reasonable that he took in his words a dump in the passenger seat imagine you're 0.99

00:50:49.860 a grown adult you get so angry you drop your pants and take a crap in your own car 0.97

00:50:59.600 now who cleaned that up 0.74

00:51:03.460 was it somebody who worked for him or did he go out after he calmed down

00:51:10.640 and then somebody cleaned it up so he cleans it up and then he thinks it's reasonable and

00:51:18.300 funny or cool to say i mean who paid for that honestly who paid for that i guarantee you he

00:51:24.380 didn't clean it up elon didn't clean it up elon wasn't hurt by that elon got paid the day that

00:51:30.960 car left a lot so the person who got hurt was the person who bought it okay some guy looking for a

00:51:40.580 on a used car drives away and he's like this thing smells like crap i wonder why 0.99

00:51:45.660 because a psycho lunatic just took a crap in it that's why 0.98

00:51:51.560 i mean this hatred is out of control and that's where this kind of hatred always lands on the 0.99

00:51:59.920 little people it's never going to land on the billionaire it's going to land on the next guy

00:52:04.000 on the line. And he brags about it on stage. A man who teaches the next generation of business

00:52:11.300 leaders admitted that on stage. You want that guy teaching your kids? By the way, that's not a

00:52:17.300 protest. That's a grown man who let his hatred make him really small. And yet he thinks it made

00:52:24.420 him bigger. Meanwhile, Texas went blue last week and Gina Hinoza beat Greg Abbott. Why? Because

00:52:38.640 Greg Abbott was not Texan enough. I'm sorry, Greg, you weren't. You weren't. You didn't get

00:52:45.100 the job done when it came to, you know who got the job done? Florida. Florida. The governor of

00:52:53.000 Florida was more Texan than you ever were. And Texans noticed that and didn't like it.

00:52:59.340 You didn't get the job done. Now, so they elect some leftists. She doesn't take office until

00:53:06.340 January, but she's already moving. She asked the state parks department to hold off on a proposed

00:53:12.440 land sale to SpaceX in Boca Chica, right next to Starbase until she's sworn in. What is she

00:53:19.720 going to do? She's going to shut this stuff down. Because she says she wants a relationship with

00:53:24.880 Musk's company on our own terms. What is that? Why don't you see if he can wear a hat and you

00:53:30.980 can take a crap in his hat? She hadn't said what the terms are. But let me tell you something. 0.98

00:53:39.200 Who's going to pay for it? Texans. People who could get great jobs from Elon Musk. That's who 1.00

00:53:44.880 we'll pay for it. In Washington, Senator Chris Coons says he's going to subpoena Musk.

00:53:50.960 And House Democrats want him under oath. And the president's already talking about

00:53:55.520 preemptive pardons. This is so ridiculous. The Texas Constitution 0.95

00:54:02.340 keeps all beaches open to the public. And Valley families have gone to Boca Chica for generations.

00:54:10.680 So this is a real argument.

00:54:13.120 Have that debate out in the open.

00:54:16.180 Have it out in the open.

00:54:18.180 Let's look at the whole picture here.

00:54:20.480 Elon Musk has spent more than $445 million in this election,

00:54:26.360 and most of his candidates lost.

00:54:29.780 You would think that the Democrats would be happy about that.

00:54:35.040 You'd think they'd be happy,

00:54:36.400 because here's a guy who just spent half a billion dollars and he loses in that the way

00:54:44.600 it's supposed to work i mean you can make your case but the boaters decide and you go home

00:54:50.380 what's not supposed to happen is what's happening now the winners show up at your house and

00:54:55.960 subpoenas are promised because you spent a lot of money that's your right your land deal is

00:55:01.380 getting frozen and every business owner in America is watching right now. Who is going to expand

00:55:08.800 their business if you can come out against things you believe in? If the government can put you away

00:55:15.820 or make your life a living hell because of what you believe in? You know, Starbase is where America

00:55:22.660 is building the rockets that keep us ahead of China. Beijing, you know, does not throw an

00:55:28.460 after party outside of its engineers' homes. It doesn't pause a launch pad because a province

00:55:35.520 has changed hands. Every month we spend punishing our best builder is a month they spend catching

00:55:42.920 up to us. Then the message to every builder. Musk moved Tesla and SpaceX and X and the

00:55:51.600 boring company to texas he came because he said texas doesn't care how you vote it just cares

00:55:58.780 about building not really no that depends on which party you back because if that's if that's

00:56:09.860 the way texas is going to be where you know you have to worry if the democrats or the republic

00:56:13.560 you know what happens the next factory doesn't come to texas all right for the first time in

00:56:19.200 my life. I've always loved Texas. I still love Texas. But for the first time in my life, I was

00:56:23.920 like, I'm actually kind of glad I'm just moving my business to Florida and out of Texas. I can't

00:56:28.720 believe I'm saying that. I hate the fact that I'm saying that. Texas is one of the greatest states

00:56:34.040 in the union. It's responsible for 50% of all job growth when you hit a recession.

00:56:43.140 So what happens when you start doing this? Well, the factory either gets delayed or it never gets

00:56:47.220 built at all. And then the worst part, the weapon doesn't stay in one hand. If the price of losing

00:56:54.160 an election is subpoenas and frozen deals and a conga line on your street, then the next time

00:56:59.280 the other side wins, they're bringing their own buses. And then come the pardons. Oh, they don't

00:57:05.020 like the fact that Trump is saying he's going to pardon the people. What did Biden do? How many

00:57:09.300 pardons did Biden sign? I'm sorry. How many pardons did the auto pin sign? Then the counter

00:57:16.760 subpoenas. That's not a republic.

00:57:19.520 That's two gangs

00:57:20.660 trading turf. That's it.

00:57:26.140 And let me

00:57:26.800 just be really clear on one thing.

00:57:28.640 If this were a Democrat billionaire and our people

00:57:30.900 were dancing outside of his gate, I'd be

00:57:32.760 saying every word of this.

00:57:35.280 Never cheer when power is

00:57:36.680 aimed at a man you don't like. Never.

00:57:39.660 Power does not

00:57:40.640 remember whose side it was on. It doesn't

00:57:42.900 care. The signs

00:57:44.960 on Saturday said, Texas is not for sale. Fine. Neither is a man's vote or his conscience or his

00:57:51.420 front door. You won. Now govern. Govern. Leave the pinata at home. Govern. You know what?

00:58:00.540 You have to bring the pinata because you can't govern. We've seen exactly what happens in all

00:58:07.460 of the places people like the left are governing in. It's never working out well for the people

00:58:16.720 in the state. Again, all of this nonsense does not hurt the people at the top. That's the problem

00:58:23.660 with America. It's hurting you. So dance in your conga line all you want. If they haven't bust you 0.74

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00:59:55.280 all right let me bring ricky and uh jason in on this controversy here's trump

01:00:09.840 on uh amnesty listen to this cut six please what is one thing you would like to work with

01:00:17.920 a democratic majority i'd love to do something on immigration what because well so do you think

01:00:24.740 immigration hurt you in the midterms? Do you think the crackdown hurt you? I think it both

01:00:28.900 helped and hurt. I think I got an A plus for closing up the border. I get very high marks

01:00:33.980 for getting the bad ones out, but I get hurt because we also took people that had good jobs 1.00

01:00:40.220 that created one violation for breaking of the law, and that was that they came into the country

01:00:46.100 illegally. Now, there is a large part of the country that think that they should be put out,

01:00:52.180 And there's a large part of the country that think that they should be allowed to stay.

01:00:55.720 If they're good people working in a landscaping company or working in a hotel or doing something, right?

01:01:02.360 And in some cases paying taxes.

01:01:05.360 And there's a large group of people think that they should be allowed to stay.

01:01:08.840 So you think your deportation policy went too far?

01:01:12.060 It was too tough.

01:01:12.740 I think it might be too tough, yeah.

01:01:14.120 What would happen?

01:01:15.040 What does the deal look like with the Democrats?

01:01:16.560 I think ultimately that hurt me.

01:01:17.780 Well, the deal would be we would work something out.

01:01:20.320 And I think it's something I think that's something that's actually doable, doable to create some kind of some kind of legal status for the landscapers.

01:01:28.180 And when you go into a hotel and you have a woman that's worked there as a, you know, as a maid, as a cleaner, as a this, as a that, as a waitress, a lot of good things.

01:01:38.260 Great job. And all of a sudden they're being taken out of the country.

01:01:42.500 It's tough. It's a tough thing. But there's a group of people that I would say on the sort of pretty far right that would like everybody taken out.

01:01:51.140 Do some of the group of people do any of those people work in your administration?

01:01:55.060 Are they in the building with us right now? No, no. Well, there are a lot of those people.

01:01:58.720 Then there's also people that are more modified on that.

01:02:01.820 In other words, get the killers out, get all the rough ones out, get the drug dealers out.

01:02:06.440 but let the people that are here and in some cases here for 10 and 15 years work a deal for them

01:02:14.140 you think the democratic party right now has people in it who would be interested in this

01:02:19.940 kind of deal i think so yeah people have already called me yeah they're not going to it's not going

01:02:26.260 to happen i believe i believe that is his actual position i believe that as a builder as a contractor

01:02:34.320 as a guy who runs hotels he has seen you know illegals working at you know hotels and everything

01:02:41.500 in every job possible and you know and i've said this a million times before if i were in mexico

01:02:48.560 and i saw a country that did not care about its borders and that country was america and i had my

01:02:55.060 kids living down there i would come across this border as fast as i possibly could i'd do it and

01:03:01.620 And you're kidding yourself if you think you wouldn't do it.

01:03:04.520 To live here in America, if the country said we don't care about borders.

01:03:10.520 I think that's his actual position.

01:03:13.000 But I don't think that he's actually going to do anything about it because I don't think they'll do it.

01:03:17.540 They won't do it.

01:03:19.180 The left will not work with him.

01:03:21.940 They won't.

01:03:22.680 They cannot see their way past him.

01:03:28.040 Even though that would give them everything that they would want.

01:03:31.620 The other side of this is Donald Trump is looking at this politically. You just lost every Hispanic voter you had. Why? Because that's exactly the way the Hispanic people felt. The people who have been here and are citizens feel that way. This went too far. It went too far.

01:03:52.380 it didn't go far enough in my opinion on the on the criminals it didn't go far enough in my

01:04:00.080 opinion on the people who are living off of us you know i was talking to somebody the other day

01:04:05.120 i was in a meeting um in uh in dallas guy was from atlanta he's a health care guy and he said

01:04:11.420 you would not believe the difference between georgia and the immigrants from new york

01:04:16.460 um and he said i see both and he said georgia you've got to be an entrepreneur you you're not

01:04:24.160 getting anything free from the state so you've got to find a job and if you're a drug person

01:04:28.940 you're getting arrested he said i see people come in from uh georgia and they just you know

01:04:36.960 they have a problem and they're seeing you know they're very very gentle about it they're reasonable

01:04:42.160 blah blah blah and they're entrepreneurs they're entrepreneurs they're trying to work themselves

01:04:46.740 he said everyone who goes uh to new york he said for the most part they come into the hospital

01:04:53.080 they come in and he's like they want free absolutely everything and they have an attitude

01:04:56.980 those are the people we want gone i mean in a perfect world i'd like everybody to leave

01:05:04.880 categorize and then reapply that's a perfect world we don't live in a perfect world and i know i'm

01:05:12.000 going to piss off a lot of people for saying that but i'm not making policies i'm not making

01:05:16.840 policies and i'm not telling you which way to vote i'm just telling you it's not a perfect world

01:05:21.320 he is looking at politics and i'm telling you i don't think we went far enough on the people who

01:05:27.480 are sponging off of us so he's wrong on one part you know i think we might have gone too far no i

01:05:33.620 don't think he did there's a lot of people who are sponging on us and there's a lot of people

01:05:37.960 mark my words that are still here that are very bad people but he's not going to get a deal done

01:05:44.440 with the democrats they'll never do it jason ricky quickly either disagree do you think that

01:05:50.820 if the trump administration had done less of a shock and awe campaign on deportations in the

01:05:56.420 streets that uh this would have remained a winning issue uh no because i think he would have hacked

01:06:04.600 off his i mean he is in a place where he can't win if he wouldn't have done what he said he was

01:06:09.740 going to do uh he he would have pissed off his own base now he's pissing off his own base but

01:06:16.360 you know i think he made some mistakes with the hispanic community i'm not saying how to solve it

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01:07:53.860 welcome to the uh glenn beck program we're glad you're here i want to get jason in

01:08:15.180 because I just told you Donald Trump is triangulating.

01:08:24.080 You may not like that, and I don't want amnesty.

01:08:28.100 I do not want amnesty, but I do want a workable road

01:08:34.040 to be able to hold people accountable for what they've done,

01:08:37.980 um allow good people to have a uh an exit plan uh that is reasonable so we're not just trying

01:08:48.080 to scoop up you know everybody who's mowing a lawn uh in america that we have a orderly system

01:08:56.280 that can work now i don't think there is one quite honestly so i don't that's why i say i

01:09:01.980 don't have an answer for you because i don't think there is one um but i will tell you this

01:09:06.500 what Donald Trump is saying now is he saw the numbers. We were hemorrhaging Hispanics.

01:09:14.380 Hispanics are conservative. They're conservative. They sit with our values. Now, what happened was 1.00

01:09:22.940 Kristi Noem blew it. She blew it. And the administration blew it. They had a bad PR 1.00

01:09:30.220 strategy. And it worked well for a lot of people, including Hispanics, when you were going to get 1.00

01:09:36.320 the bad guys. But then the left imaged everything about ICE just going after Maria and her child in

01:09:43.980 second grade. That's not true. None of that was true. But our administration could not get out

01:09:50.260 of its own way. Now, he replaced Kristi Noem with Homan. So he didn't go easy on that.

01:09:58.960 He doubled down with Homan. But Homan knew at least how to navigate these waters. You cannot

01:10:06.180 dismiss politics. You can't. You have to figure out a way to bring enough people to the table

01:10:14.460 so you can win to get things done. We don't do that. And the people who are saying,

01:10:22.360 I want everybody out. You know what? You can want that. I, in a dream world, that's what I want.

01:10:29.720 I want everybody here accounted for. And then I want to bring people in through an orderly line

01:10:35.740 So we know who's here. Why are you here? We got it. We have to do that.

01:10:41.500 But how are you doing it? How are you doing it? You just got your ass handed to you because the

01:10:47.060 left knows how to sell things and we blew it. You cannot continue down this same road and expect 1.00

01:10:54.920 different results. That's insanity. That's the definition of insanity. I want to do exactly the

01:11:00.740 same thing we were doing and expect different results it won't happen jason i yeah i agree

01:11:08.940 that they haven't they haven't sold sold it well and maybe they didn't execute it well um but what

01:11:15.620 i do know is this what what the president kind of sounded like was it kind of sounded like

01:11:21.520 republicans over the past you know decade plus going all the way back to reagan really marco

01:11:26.700 Rubio lost favor with a lot of you know Republicans sounding kind of similar on this back in the day

01:11:32.440 and this is also him taking a hard line against it was what propelled him into winning not one

01:11:37.980 but two different administrations specifically on immigration I think personally I if if a fight

01:11:44.720 is worth fighting you fight it if it's backing up your principles and values which is the rule of

01:11:52.520 law um we're not going to turn our backs on the people that in the immigration system that are 0.72

01:11:57.660 waiting in line to get in patiently following the law but it doesn't matter if you sneak across the

01:12:02.780 border at night and then run in and get a job then okay fine and 10 years from now we'll give you

01:12:07.560 amnesty so if the united states couldn't have convinced hitler that we were going into greece

01:12:13.740 instead of italy which we had to go through would you have said it's worth fighting it doesn't

01:12:19.980 matter just go in and let all of us be slaughtered on the beaches well

01:12:26.380 no no the answer to that jason is no you use strategy and you move your opponent to where

01:12:38.260 you have a clearer path to victory it doesn't guarantee victory it just means you move your

01:12:43.940 opponent and you weaken your opponent so you can go in and you have the clearest path to victory

01:12:49.020 By just saying, we're going in anyway because we believe it.

01:12:53.220 You've got to adjust to the information coming to you on the ground.

01:12:58.300 Otherwise, you're going to get slaughtered every time on the beach.

01:13:00.580 I guess my problem with that analogy specifically is we're talking about, in that case,

01:13:05.980 if that had been tried for 10, 20 years and every single time it had failed and not accomplished anything,

01:13:12.000 you'd be like, obviously.

01:13:13.200 You're jumping to the end.

01:13:14.900 You're jumping to the end.

01:13:16.880 you're jumping to we're just going to give people amnesty i'm not saying that's what we should do

01:13:22.240 i don't like that it fails every time well then what are you saying that has failed every single

01:13:28.720 time well amnesty has failed every single time sure i'm not saying that's what we're saying now

01:13:33.880 but the rhetoric sounds very very similar so even in rhetoric can cause massive moves on this front

01:13:39.600 even just the rhetoric even the hint of it can cause migrant caravans to form up and cross over

01:13:44.700 the point i know that i know that i yeah i i don't know i i do know glenn that he this has been very

01:13:52.040 very very politically damaging uh to the maga movement to conservatives to to the trump

01:13:57.300 administration i know this um but i do know that it has also been something that has saved america

01:14:04.840 exactly yes yes yes i mean you can't you can't let's not just give the downside let's give the

01:14:10.960 upside as well what donald trump did nobody else has done and by the way barack obama deported more 0.91

01:14:17.700 people than donald trump has yeah it's so ridiculous let me say that again barack obama

01:14:23.580 bill clinton deported more people than donald trump has bill clinton was the one that built 0.91

01:14:30.940 the original wall for crying out loud yes they don't care the left and all these activists do

01:14:36.000 not care about immigrants i i do not believe that i think they're just willing about whipping up

01:14:40.520 public sentiment and then give you giving their base something to be angry at or be afraid of

01:14:46.020 that's it that should be very obvious with immigration going back to clinton then obama

01:14:50.460 and now that should be very very obvious what i do know is if we get into a rut of being

01:14:55.660 scared of doing the hard things that are in line with our values the rule of law our principles

01:15:03.200 we are in a very very dangerous state you think donald trump's afraid

01:15:07.000 i don't think he's afraid glenn i i do think and i think that he is trying to figure out

01:15:14.640 that ground of well how do we still do this but not have the crazy you know you know waves

01:15:21.920 and if we can't have that conversation um without everyone calling each other a traitor

01:15:29.460 yeah i'm not saying i am not saying amnesty by any stretch i'm against it 100 against it okay

01:15:37.540 but i don't know what the right answer is and the right answer might be just the best pr campaign

01:15:44.040 you've ever seen in your life could be that could be no well we have to we have to have some sort of

01:15:50.420 system set up i don't know what it is i really don't and i'm not suggesting anything and if i

01:15:56.260 you shouldn't listen to me because this is not my area of expertise. Okay. So I'm not suggesting

01:16:01.840 any alternative. What I am saying is the conversation has to be had. We must, we must

01:16:10.860 be able to bring this up in rooms and with our political leadership and say, look, there are no

01:16:18.000 go zones here amnesty is a no-go zone period however how can we how can we work this situation 0.96

01:16:27.640 to where we can at least get the hispanics back on our side and actually mean it not just say

01:16:33.840 not just do what the what the democrats do to the uh the black community oh we're with you you vote

01:16:41.940 for us we're gonna make your life a living hell that's what they've done i want to be people of

01:16:47.560 integrity i want to have that conversation but if we can't if donald trump can't say i don't know

01:16:52.800 what it is but i think there are some people that we could talk to now i don't know what his

01:16:57.160 solution in his head is it's probably further probably closer to amnesty than in my head

01:17:02.560 but i don't think it's going to happen because they're never going to work with him on it they're

01:17:06.660 never going to give him that win never will they give him that win no they need this to be a problem

01:17:13.380 in 28 so it's not happening so all of the time that we're spending talking about him doing it

01:17:19.760 i think is a waste of breath talking about what are we going to do in 2028 i think is vital

01:17:27.100 but it will not happen if everyone says you're a traitor put the traitor thing away

01:17:34.880 and let's talk about what can we do you know i have a real problem let me do this

01:17:43.860 i learned from roger love who's a vocal coach something really good really good never ever

01:17:53.520 say no he said even in my marriage i don't say no no matter if i don't want to do i just

01:18:00.380 no, I know I don't want to do it. Never say no. Say, not at this time.

01:18:12.760 Now, let's consider, I might reconsider that, but not at this time. You never close a door

01:18:20.440 on anything, and it keeps people's minds open. You can't, there's nothing worse than sitting

01:18:26.300 around and brainstorming and this is what we should be doing right now we should be brainstorming

01:18:31.480 we should be looking for facts what the hell just happened how did this happen what did we do wrong 0.88

01:18:37.720 and if anyone sits at the table and says you know what whose fault it is it's you know the Jews

01:18:44.460 okay well there you know there are some things that we just don't cross and that's not it so

01:18:50.480 no you're not welcome at the table but if it's somebody that says you know what the problem is

01:18:55.420 we were too harsh on this particular topic. I don't care what it is. Too harsh. Okay.

01:19:02.880 All right. Let me hear you out. I may not agree with you, but I want to hear you out

01:19:07.340 because we're in the place now where we have to hear all reasonable opinions.

01:19:14.360 And then we have to have a reasonable conversation.

01:19:18.280 And the worst thing we can do is say, nope, sorry, we're not talking about that.

01:19:22.720 mom's cancer has gotten worse well maybe mom maybe maybe guys we were wrong we should have

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01:19:36.320 have tried that no we're never going to do that well then i can't get to a real answer here

01:19:41.080 i can't get you just hate mom because you want chemo no i don't hate mom i'm looking to have

01:19:47.200 a conversation. What have we done? What have we not done? Is there something that we can do that

01:19:54.000 maybe isn't chemotherapy, but is on the road to chemotherapy, but we never get to chemotherapy?

01:20:01.160 I don't know, but I have to have a conversation without the rest of the family saying, 0.97

01:20:05.880 you just want to kill mom. What we're doing to each other right now, if we're yelling at each

01:20:11.780 other, calling each other traitors, is exactly what the left taught everyone to do with COVID.

01:20:20.760 Oh, you won't wear a mask. Oh, you think we should put kids back in school.

01:20:25.300 You want to kill old people and children. No, I don't. No, I don't. Well, science is science, 0.77

01:20:33.600 and that's it. No, there are other things that we can talk about. There are other choices,

01:20:37.840 and you know what we should not shout each other down we should listen listen and work on facts

01:20:45.740 and then find the best way to make what we need to happen happen

01:20:52.800 we're we're we're we're we're part of the problem if we're calling each other traitors

01:21:00.120 i can say i disagree with the president i strongly disagree with the president on x y or z

01:21:05.600 strongly disagree with him on that. But I still support the president. I think he has the best

01:21:11.640 interest of the country at heart, but he's wrong on X, Y, or Z. We have to get to that point.

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01:23:25.960 let me let me wrap this up with two things all right first of all he gives this interview

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01:23:44.900 so he's appointed steven miller to be chief of staff i don't know if you know steven is practically

01:23:53.280 there with like a giant net at the border this guy couldn't get more hawkish on the border

01:24:00.620 do you think they didn't have this conversation of course of course they did of course they did

01:24:09.040 uh you think steven miller would be for amnesty no i don't take this president literally uh take

01:24:16.660 him seriously don't take him literally um and then one other piece he also said this in the

01:24:22.540 same interview. I think it's cut one. So I'll say I saw James Tallarico, the new Democratic

01:24:30.380 senator from Texas. I saw him on Fox News and he said immigration was one of the things he wanted

01:24:35.740 to work with. Others do. South Carolina said. You did. You did. You did. In the course of the 1.00

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01:27:57.620 hello america well i gotta tell you we i think we have to continue this conversation on uh

01:28:05.320 immigration and uh and what the president said over the weekend um because he said one thing

01:28:11.780 and then he did another he said you know i got to work with the democrats because we got to figure

01:28:17.520 out this immigration thing and then he appointed steven miller as chief of staff uh you know those

01:28:25.560 two things that's oil and water it doesn't they don't mix they don't mix so which is it

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01:30:17.040 Okay, I want to tell you about this schoolgirl. She was crouched down on the ground in public. 0.99

01:30:22.020 She was crying. It was the middle of an ordinary day in Japan. And the world was going on with

01:30:27.840 its business all around her she was a korean and she was living in japan now remember america is

01:30:35.060 the only racist country in the world we're the only ones that have these problems everybody else

01:30:39.860 is perfect well except for in this case the koreans living in japan at the time she was one

01:30:46.940 of the the korean girls that went to school there and the girls at these schools wore uniforms 0.86

01:30:54.100 and you could spot it across the street.

01:30:58.720 It was a long flowing skirt, had a short jacket tied up at the chest with a ribbon.

01:31:04.600 And in those years, that uniform made them targets.

01:31:09.600 Girl would be walking home or standing in a crowd

01:31:12.040 and someone would come up close with a blade and cut the jacket off her

01:31:16.220 and the cloth would fall open and she was standing there

01:31:20.960 basically naked from the waist up you know out in the humiliation out in public okay

01:31:28.960 and that's what happened to her uniform was slashed open and she couldn't stand up because

01:31:35.340 it meant being seen so she is now down on the ground she's folded around herself and just

01:31:41.120 weeping and this high school kid sees her and he was japanese he didn't know her he was not from

01:31:48.100 her school or you know he didn't go to her school she didn't go to his she wasn't from

01:31:54.320 his neighborhood they had no connection whatsoever

01:31:57.540 and most people just walked by and he could have done that and he could have walked by nobody would

01:32:06.380 have ever said a word years later he said a female student was crouching down and crying and i i knew

01:32:14.120 something was seriously wrong. So he's wearing a winter coat. It's black wool. It was brand new.

01:32:22.240 His parents had just purchased it for him. And if you've ever been a teenager with something new

01:32:28.400 that you're proud of, you know what that coat meant to him. It still had the stiffness in the

01:32:34.140 shoulders. It was still, I mean, it was brand new. It was brand new. The kind of thing that your mom

01:32:38.640 or your dad would give to you and then go, take care of this. Something that a father

01:32:43.800 remembers paying for so he walks by her and he sees her and he takes his brand new coat off and

01:32:51.260 he gives it to her he didn't lend it to her he just gave it to her he put it around her shoulders

01:32:58.480 so she could stand up and walk home covered and he walked her home and then he went home without it

01:33:06.160 this was done at a time when there were no cameras there were no phones in anyone's pocket

01:33:12.360 it. No teacher heard about it. No newspaper wrote about it. Nobody called it heroic. He

01:33:17.880 forgot about it, but she never did. He walked home in the cold without the coat his parents

01:33:24.720 had just bought him. She gets home. She has the jacket. And then she did something that

01:33:32.300 nobody would expect she would do. She kept the jacket. Now, she didn't keep it just for

01:33:39.600 the winter or not just for a few years she kept that coat for 30 years she finished school she

01:33:46.420 grew up life moved on the way it does and all through all of it somewhere in her home there

01:33:52.180 was a teenage boy's black wool winter coat that hadn't fit her didn't fit her when he gave it

01:33:58.300 and didn't fit her for other reasons and she never gave it away because the coat held one thing she

01:34:05.220 knew about him, his name. It was written on the inside, his full name. So for 30 years, she kept

01:34:13.580 this in her closet, this coat, and she carried a name. She couldn't find him by face. She didn't

01:34:20.840 remember really what he looked like. There was no address, nothing, just a name written on the coat

01:34:24.620 of the person who cared enough to stop. So just a couple of months ago, she opens up a newspaper

01:34:32.200 in Japan. And there's this article about a guy who's doing charity work and helping single

01:34:38.120 mothers. He's 50 years old now. There was nothing in the story about a coat or a girl

01:34:46.060 or a day 30 years earlier. Only thing that she noticed was the name. It was the same name on

01:34:54.320 the coat. The boy who had covered her on the worst day of her life had grown into a man

01:35:00.480 who had spent his days covering strangers.

01:35:09.120 Nobody had told him to.

01:35:11.360 Nobody had told him that somewhere out there

01:35:13.300 one girl had never forgotten.

01:35:17.200 So she found him.

01:35:19.700 And she gave him his coat back.

01:35:22.940 30 years late.

01:35:24.460 Still black wool.

01:35:25.980 Still had his name on it.

01:35:28.880 And word gets around.

01:35:30.480 in Tokyo there's a Korean painter named Park Chen Moon he's about 80 years old now and one of his

01:35:39.820 paintings is titled simply Chigori it shows a school girl in her uniform with the sleeve torn

01:35:47.100 in June he invited this man to his studio and he said could you bring your coat

01:35:55.680 the old man had painted a torn sleeve

01:36:00.200 now he was looking at the coat

01:36:03.100 that had covered one

01:36:04.360 the coat of a 50 year old

01:36:09.660 who had once been a boy in the cold

01:36:12.340 and the painter said

01:36:15.980 he's like a treasure to us Koreans

01:36:18.280 you know what's amazing about this story

01:36:23.200 I guess this is the Japanese culture

01:36:24.700 nobody knows her name she never has given her name can't find it anywhere she's never asked

01:36:30.420 for anything all she wanted to do was give the coat back

01:36:34.060 his mom probably wrote his name in that coat in case it was ever lost it would find its way back

01:36:45.600 home to him thinking that it would be lost at his school or left behind at a game or something

01:36:51.260 but it wasn't lost it was given away and it still found its way home it just took 30 years to do it

01:37:01.320 Norihise Koyama is his name

01:37:07.500 written on the inside of the coat

01:37:16.440 I think this story is remarkable for a couple of reasons

01:37:19.720 I think this story is remarkable

01:37:25.680 because it shows

01:37:26.760 what started with this kid

01:37:32.820 this boy

01:37:33.480 ended up to be a lifetime

01:37:35.420 now maybe he was like this

01:37:39.780 before that moment

01:37:40.780 most likely he had been raised

01:37:42.660 by great parents

01:37:43.520 or had just some

01:37:44.480 burning spirit inside of him

01:37:47.200 but it looks like he went on to live his whole life and he did it without the accolades that

01:37:56.160 you would get today if you would have done that today most likely he or somebody around him would

01:38:03.660 have posted it and then there would have been a you know go fund me thing and everybody would

01:38:09.180 have made him into a hero nobody did that nobody did that but the more remarkable part of this

01:38:16.140 story. He may never have really thought of that ever again. He may have done that. You know how

01:38:25.980 you've done things when you were 15 or 16 and maybe you were proud or ashamed, but you don't

01:38:31.480 really remember them now. You're 50 and you're like, yeah, I kind of remember that. She never

01:38:38.660 forgot it I told you uh last week next week I want to be a better man

01:38:57.160 and I think that's what I mean by that is

01:38:59.840 i don't want it up on facebook or tiktok or anywhere else i don't i want it to be the thing

01:39:12.260 that only one person sees and maybe i don't even understand maybe maybe i've made an impact in

01:39:19.800 somebody's life today maybe you're going to make an impact in somebody's life today that they will

01:39:23.940 hold on to for a long time. Imagine how that story could have ended. Imagine the shame or the

01:39:32.760 hatred that she would have had her whole life because no one stopped. They cut her coat off of

01:39:40.780 her. Shame. Gone home. What that meant to her, that one kid who didn't know her didn't ask for 0.99

01:39:52.720 anything. Gave her the jacket and never asked even for the jacket back. That's a real man.

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01:42:10.880 okay so ricky i want to ask you we've been talking about what you know trump people are

01:42:22.920 saying trump's gonna go for amnesty i really don't think do you think he is

01:42:26.480 i can never predict that man but uh if record is any indication he will tell you one thing

01:42:34.020 and do another yeah here's the thing he did he said to cbs i want to make a deal i'm going to

01:42:40.580 be nice to Democrats I go to not say a bad thing about Democrats for six months uh-huh and everybody

01:42:46.600 was like and he's also going to do amnesty but then he does this watch not what a man says what

01:42:53.460 what he does Stephen Miller has now been elevated to chief of staff

01:43:01.120 now what is steven miller mainly known for in case you don't know mainly known for the hardline

01:43:12.680 immigration agenda across both terms so you know first term he's the guy who said travel

01:43:19.240 restrictions the muslim ban okay zero tolerance and family separation in 2018 sharp cuts to the

01:43:29.160 uh, refugee admissions, uh, was pressing for repeated reductions in the, in the, uh, refugee

01:43:35.900 ceiling, uh, public charge expansion and legal immigration limits. That was the first term.

01:43:41.960 Second one, he was the guy who was pushing for at least 3000 ice arrests per day. He said,

01:43:51.720 we got to hit a million people a year. We got to get them out of here. A million people a year.

01:43:55.800 So he's the guy, he's the architect of the aggressive mass deportation and ICE quotas.

01:44:01.300 Then he was the guy who said, let's use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798.

01:44:08.360 Let's challenge the birthright citizenship.

01:44:12.400 Let's further the asylum and refugee restrictions.

01:44:18.420 Does this sound like the guy you appoint to be your chief of staff if you're thinking about amnesty?

01:44:25.800 no this is the guy you appoint to go harder for the next two years so what do you think he's doing

01:44:34.060 i think trump is trying to you know signal that yeah i can work with you guys i can do deals i'm

01:44:42.740 i'm the deal guy while still getting the agenda done

01:44:46.940 jason can you explain steven miller along with the amnesty speech that everybody said he gave

01:44:58.820 on 60 minutes no that doesn't fit the appointment does not fit with what was said um i don't know

01:45:07.060 it's possible that the president was just signaling that there are people within the

01:45:11.260 you know democratic party that are that are looking to reach out to him to try and do something

01:45:15.960 I guess my response to that would be, and again, not knowing any of the background or what they're dealing with behind the scenes, would be that there's no way they're going to work with him on it.

01:45:26.880 And even if they do, they'll turn it into a public spectacle of how they combated the president, and they're going to push for even more.

01:45:33.100 I don't know.

01:45:35.000 Yeah.

01:45:36.620 Yeah, there's no way they're going to give him a win on that.

01:45:39.160 No way.

01:45:41.060 So he's moving, so he looks very, very reasonable.

01:45:45.280 Um, and, uh, and it's like, he can position himself as like, I've, I've been trying, I've

01:45:50.420 been trying for six months.

01:45:51.600 They just, they're, they just won't move.

01:45:53.900 They won't move.

01:45:55.300 Let me go to Paul in Alabama.

01:45:56.840 Hello, Paul.

01:45:57.640 You're from Canada.

01:46:00.060 Yeah, I am.

01:46:02.280 Oof.

01:46:02.780 I got a story for you.

01:46:04.360 Uh, okay.

01:46:05.720 My son, who was also Canadian, worked for a Canadian company, which had a subsidiary

01:46:10.480 down in Kalman, Alabama.

01:46:12.180 He came over on a visa.

01:46:14.340 He worked 10 years before he got his green card, quit the job and started his own concrete company, been doing gangbusters.

01:46:23.900 I retired in 2012.

01:46:27.320 In 2011, I bought a little piece of property down here, put a cabin up on it.

01:46:31.440 And I've spent the last 15 winters down here, as we call snowbirds.

01:46:37.820 And I'm just loving it.

01:46:40.380 My son loves it.

01:46:41.500 uh don't let him don't tell him the american dream is dead because he's living it uh his

01:46:49.200 family's here he loves it he works hard makes tons of money uh and uh he's a go-getter

01:46:57.680 you know he's just a good hard-working young man uh i saw him a young man he's going to be 15

01:47:06.960 in January.

01:47:10.660 And he can fix all the same things.

01:47:11.600 I'm not saying anything.

01:47:12.980 We're just tracing the call so we can

01:47:15.320 get home and to come pick you guys up.

01:47:22.200 I come here legally

01:47:23.480 every year.

01:47:24.500 I fill out all the forms.

01:47:27.300 Even my dog has to fill out a form.

01:47:32.360 That's funny.

01:47:33.340 Paul, thank you for your call. I appreciate it.

01:47:35.320 God bless you, man.

01:47:36.080 and my best to your son see that's the way it should be done that's the way it should be done

01:47:41.340 you come here you know you're working you get your green card all of that stuff that's the way it

01:47:47.920 should be done and we should make it easier for qualified people to come in and get a job here

01:47:54.160 and harder for people to come in the back door or through the window i mean it's not unreasonable

01:47:59.940 it's not unreasonable

01:48:01.580 and

01:48:02.440 how we get there I don't know

01:48:06.060 but I gotta tell you what was it

01:48:08.080 Van Jones said do I have time to play the Van Jones clip

01:48:10.320 no I gotta play this

01:48:12.320 when we come back because Van Jones

01:48:14.120 he

01:48:15.100 I mean he knew the whole time but he kind of spilled

01:48:18.160 the beans on

01:48:19.940 exactly how the Democrats

01:48:22.040 campaigned and what they did

01:48:23.980 to win the election

01:48:24.860 from Van Jones what a surprise

01:48:27.300 we do that next

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01:50:19.620 all right let me go to dave in georgia hello dave here on the glenn beck program

01:50:30.500 hey glenn yeah everything that trump does is reason correct and i think what he's doing

01:50:39.620 he's sending a signal out to the moderate democrats that he'll work with them and what

01:50:45.620 he's trying to do is further that divide between those moderates and the dsa and turn the common

01:50:53.140 enemy of maga to no we have a common enemy and it's dsa so y'all come work with me and together

01:51:00.900 we'll get rid of this dsa thing uh you know dave that makes logical sense i i honestly hope you're

01:51:10.140 uh could be uh i'm i'm i'm wondering if there are that many uh moderate democrats i mean and

01:51:20.140 because you'll look at what they're doing i mean look what they i mean you are you are burned at

01:51:25.900 the stake if you come against the democratic party they'll just burn you at the stake their

01:51:31.660 own people it's really quite terrifying so do you think there's enough of them he can pull them away

01:51:36.340 well remember the second dancer thing where somebody got up and danced and no one followed

01:51:43.140 him but then a second dancer got up and then all of a sudden the whole crowd started dancing

01:51:48.320 he needs that second dancer someone brave enough on the democrat side

01:51:53.240 to make it okay i'm not sure it's going to work i doubt it's going to work but i think

01:51:58.440 is what he's thinking it's a really good it's a really good possibility thank you dave because

01:52:04.840 Because Trump is very strategic.

01:52:07.600 I mean, I know he seems like he goes off half-cocked,

01:52:09.840 and some things I think he does,

01:52:11.440 but they're usually not anything really important.

01:52:14.460 And then when he's out on the campaign trail

01:52:17.340 and he says things, he's testing it.

01:52:20.740 When he actually is stating policy

01:52:23.760 or when he's made a decision to move,

01:52:26.980 it's really, really, usually, I think, very well thought out.

01:52:30.680 um but you need that because uh that's what the democrats are doing you know i had um

01:52:36.840 victor davis hansen on uh what was it friday he was on friday i want i want to just i want

01:52:43.760 to read a tweet that i tweeted out last friday uh victor davis hansen was just on

01:52:49.700 he laid out an economic reality that completely blew my mind and it exposes the biggest messaging

01:52:59.140 failure leading up to the midterms while we were all fighting over the races the economic boom was

01:53:05.020 emerging right under our noses 165 000 new jobs were just announced saying uh and they are saying

01:53:12.220 uh it would be 45 a month ago the poverty rate is at an all-time low at 10.5 the capital family

01:53:21.440 income is at $87,000. That's a new American record. The GDP was just revised at 3.4 and the

01:53:29.780 Atlanta Fed said it'll be at five by the end of the year. By the way, a GDP of five is really

01:53:36.460 healthy. Eight is unheard of. Nobody's talking. We're just fighting. And in the midst of a boom,

01:53:45.580 that's emerging and look back to 2022 when the red wave dissipated uh and why the blue wave

01:53:52.040 uh did not yesterday 20 000 points higher than it is when biden stopped the red wave the dow

01:54:00.400 the income is 14 000 higher than it was four years ago so when people say inflation it's gas well no

01:54:07.480 it isn't because that was a 9.1 record inflation the year of 2022 and gas on election day was

01:54:14.860 somewhere between $3.95 and $4.05. On election day last week, it was $4.06. So what he was getting

01:54:24.020 at, the economy was a wreck, the GDP was lower, the inflation was three times higher, gas was

01:54:29.260 about the same price, and people were furious. What is the difference? That's what I asked on

01:54:36.040 Friday. Let me show you what the difference is. Let me play this from Van Jones. He said this

01:54:41.620 over the weekend. Now it can be told. Now it can be told. How did we win the narrative on

01:54:49.220 affordability? Was it just these nice little Democrats out there running for office and

01:54:53.300 going to? No. The Republicans never figured out what we were doing. There's something called

01:54:58.340 the American. Stop, stop, stop. This is why I've never trusted this man. Never trusted him. 0.85

01:55:04.420 and and i will tell you we have had several conversations off air he's wanted me on his show

01:55:12.620 we've talked about having him on my show and every time we get down to it i'm like nope i don't trust

01:55:18.240 him i just don't trust him and my producers have got we've gone back and forth a hundred ricky a

01:55:25.820 hundred times we've gone back and forth on this no the answer is no permanently no why because

01:55:32.580 look at this just when you think he's reasonable what does he say now it can be told now it can be

01:55:39.500 were we just doing this no they never figured out the guy is an operative period nothing has changed

01:55:46.960 he's saying this now with glee and a smile on his face after the democratic socialists win

01:55:54.740 okay so what do they do go ahead and pick it up again

01:55:58.980 Tens of thousands of online humans, not bots, coordinated to make the affordability message

01:56:07.200 a winning message online.

01:56:09.460 32.5 million people hit on Instagram every day.

01:56:15.780 88.8 million hit on Twitter every single day.

01:56:22.340 And 185 million Facebook hits every single day.

01:56:27.240 And they never figured it out.

01:56:28.180 The Republicans could not understand.

01:56:30.760 It wasn't bots.

01:56:31.660 It was actual human beings.

01:56:32.940 The most effective online organizing campaign called the American Accountability Network

01:56:37.120 flew under the radar screen, never been told before.

01:56:38.920 And they were talking about the issue or they were saying you need to elect Democrats to

01:56:43.300 deal with this?

01:56:43.880 Driving the kitchen table affordability message and tying that to Democrats on a positive

01:56:49.500 and Republicans on a negative.

01:56:51.200 They couldn't get any traction on these cultural war issues anymore because we figured out

01:56:55.620 how to get around all that.

01:56:57.020 so it's not just all the door knocking that was done which is amazing it's not just our amazing

01:57:01.820 candidate quality we had something called the american accountability network don't get mad

01:57:06.320 at me i was given permission to reveal this they never figured it out and that network is going

01:57:11.820 to continue to push for kitchen table issues and hold our democratic lawmakers accountable so what

01:57:16.640 is he saying here honestly what is he saying here we had a secret weapon we conned the american

01:57:24.700 people it was very well funded and we found out a way to con the american people i just gave you

01:57:31.020 the stats let me give them to you again 165 000 new jobs just announced day after election poverty

01:57:37.560 rate all-time low 10.5 cap per capita income is at 87 000 a new american record gdp revised to 3.4

01:57:47.420 atlanta fed said it'll be at five by the end of the year gas prices were somewhere between 395

01:57:54.680 and 405 last election under biden on election day was 406 what's the difference they conned you

01:58:03.960 they conned you that's the reality it's one thing to say we had an organization that was

01:58:12.520 out there every day talking about the record talking about the facts no no no they were

01:58:18.080 conning you. At what point do the American people realize you're a hapless, useful idiot? 1.00

01:58:29.460 At what point do you realize that? I mean, there's one thing about strategy and another 1.00

01:58:37.820 taking these facts, burying them intentionally just to win. People want their life to get better.

01:58:46.000 people want their life to get better that's what we all want i don't care if you're republican

01:58:51.080 democrat or independent we all want our life to be better we want our kids to do better than we've

01:58:55.780 done we want our kids to be able to find jobs so you have a policy that is working that is creating

01:59:02.740 that and you intentionally go out with all kinds of money and you hire people to lie to the american

01:59:12.280 people to tell them no your life is not getting better is anybody gonna get pissed

01:59:19.440 what did van jones just say don't get mad at me i had permission to tell you so he was worried

01:59:28.120 that the people you know van jones is an evil guy i go back to where i said about van jones

01:59:33.880 in the beginning an evil guy you don't don't tell me about your redemption van when you're

01:59:41.800 saying to me uh don't get mad at me i had permission to tell you that don't get mad at me

01:59:47.100 for telling you're worried about exposing this so you can use it next time that's what you were

01:59:53.280 concerned about don't get mad at me that i'm telling you that our own side just lied to the

02:00:01.660 american people that's what you should be concerned about but he's not concerned about that at all

02:00:06.900 Jason, thank you for going into the paint 0.99

02:00:09.380 every time I got weak on Van Jones.

02:00:12.620 My pleasure.

02:00:13.540 Thank you every time.

02:00:14.500 My pleasure.

02:00:15.460 He would be the guy that I'd be like,

02:00:17.500 Waver, I don't know.

02:00:18.520 I don't know anymore, Jason.

02:00:20.060 I don't know.

02:00:20.820 Yes, you do.

02:00:21.520 Don't do it.

02:00:22.240 Bad guy.

02:00:23.500 So I should rescind the request

02:00:27.420 that we put out a few months ago?

02:00:29.520 Oh, yes.

02:00:30.240 Okay.

02:00:30.460 I wasn't going to do it anyway.

02:00:32.460 No, no, no, no.

02:00:35.540 Van, you're never welcome on this show.

02:00:38.400 I will never come on your show.

02:00:40.300 Let's just get that out of the way.

02:00:42.560 Get it out of the way.

02:00:44.960 Never.

02:00:47.240 Thank you.

02:00:48.380 Thank you for reminding me 1.00

02:00:50.640 what a lying, two-faced snake you are. 1.00

02:01:00.300 Tell me, Ricky, are you proud of that? 1.00

02:01:02.600 Would you go on the air and be proud

02:01:04.220 that you just took the actual facts of the economy you flipped them on their head and you convinced

02:01:11.820 america that actually you're not getting better your life is not getting better i've said from

02:01:17.440 the beginning i thought the word uh affordability oh yeah came from the left and that it was an

02:01:22.760 information psyop no i know not to say that people aren't in pain not to say that gas prices being

02:01:28.020 this high for months isn't extremely hurtful to the bottom line for our parents and families

02:01:33.780 correct but but it wasn't that no it wasn't what they were saying it was

02:01:37.880 your life got better and now you've just thrown it away because if you listen to that

02:01:45.640 the left the people you voted for because you don't want money in politics spent millions of

02:01:54.280 dollars set up a shadow organization to lie to you

02:02:00.460 once you know this once you know this if you're still dismissing and you're still like oh well

02:02:12.240 it's just the way no it's not the way paul if that's the way politics is we shouldn't have

02:02:17.140 anything to do with politics we should all stand together and say i don't want that to happen

02:02:21.040 they're going after elon musk because he openly spent what half a billion dollars or whatever

02:02:27.980 he openly spent it i'm not on the radio going okay all right i'll tell you let me tell you what

02:02:35.600 well let me tell you what elon musk was actually doing no he he wasn't not involved in the

02:02:41.300 politics he quietly spent half a billion dollars no that was out in the open you knew it you knew

02:02:47.140 it you didn't know this he's worried that the democrats watching cnn will be mad at him

02:02:55.020 for revealing it. I got news for you, gang. That's just evil. Van, you haven't changed one

02:03:05.480 bit. Shame on you. Back in a minute. 0.55

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02:05:22.040 all right welcome to the program final thoughts uh what do we have coming from the insiders

02:05:38.920 torchy asked still feeling hopeful glenn yeah why what does that mean why i mean you gave a

02:05:49.760 a pretty i don't know today's show is a lot it was good but it was a lot and it kind of made me

02:05:56.080 feel anxious that we've got a big fight ahead for the next two years but that i mean right so we

02:06:01.980 we had that in world war ii we had then the civil war you know you're gonna have ups and downs every

02:06:08.520 day you're gonna see oh man the battle is changing blah blah blah i gotta do this gotta reposition i

02:06:13.420 feel i'm optimistic because i believe in the american people i mean there's days i really

02:06:20.280 have a hard time with that and van jones that doesn't include you anymore um but i believe in

02:06:26.620 the american people i believe that they um they are good and decent that we all pretty much want

02:06:34.780 the same thing and i don't mean all of us that's a lot smaller number than i thought it was um

02:06:40.320 because you have people who are now openly wanting socialism but we have the we have the answers to

02:06:46.840 socialism you know tomorrow i'm going to get into a little bit of of of that it's not that hard we

02:06:52.840 the reason why socialism is winning is because we are failing to present what the actual answer is

02:06:59.860 what we're saying is no no we we like the system the way it is no i don't i don't like the system

02:07:06.460 I think the rich do get richer. And I mean rich, I mean these giant corporations that write all of

02:07:11.820 our laws. I don't mean, I don't mean the rich, like the guy down your street. I mean, the people

02:07:17.720 who are running Google. I mean, Bill Gates who are writing the laws for Congress. They're never

02:07:24.300 going to go to jail that that's got to stop. We have to stop getting our government into bed with

02:07:31.520 these giant corporations. That's not capitalism. That's cronyism. That's statism. That's on the 0.94

02:07:38.640 verge of statism. Got to stop that. But I believe we have all of the answers we need. We're just not

02:07:46.340 good at sharing them yet. And we got to get better at that over the next couple of years.

02:07:51.760 Because I know people sent a message last week to the do-nothing Republicans. You did nothing.

02:08:00.340 you promised us everything we gave you the power and you did nothing so now let's keep the heat on

02:08:06.980 let's keep pushing let's go find great candidates and let's hone our message may god save the republic

02:08:14.260 see you tomorrow

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